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 1   2|      punish you. No love can be concealed for long.’~ ~ ‘Be quiet,’
 2   2|      not allow your crime to be concealed, nor your husband, nor your
 3   5|      there to love? Love can be concealed as little as a cough can
 4   6|     houses there was a culvert, concealed from men and from the sun,
 5   8|         which Euryalus had been concealed. Then, having found what
 6  11|         and in its stalk he had concealed a love-letter, written on
 7  12|        there awaited the night, concealed in the hay.~ ~ And then,
 8  13|          while Lucretia, having concealed the tables, goes to meet
 9  14|        that our passion be well concealed and never discovered. I
10  18| Euryalus made this reply:~ ~ ‘I concealed my departure till now, my